c# for other plataforms

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Drunkalot said:
Is microsoft planning to deploy c# to linux or to other plataform???

Hi Drunkalot,

Microsoft has developed Rotor for research and education and it runs on BSD
Unix, Macintosh, and Windows:

http://www.sscli.net/servlets/ProjectList

Ximian, which has now been acquired by Novell, is working an independent
open source C#/CLI implementation called Mono:

http://www.go-mono.com

There is another independent project called DotGNU Portable.NET:

http://freshmeat.net/projects/pnet/

That's all the projects, other than .NET, I'm aware of at this time.

Joe
 
Is there a CLR for linux???


Joe Mayo said:
Hi Drunkalot,

Microsoft has developed Rotor for research and education and it runs on BSD
Unix, Macintosh, and Windows:

http://www.sscli.net/servlets/ProjectList

Ximian, which has now been acquired by Novell, is working an independent
open source C#/CLI implementation called Mono:

http://www.go-mono.com

There is another independent project called DotGNU Portable.NET:

http://freshmeat.net/projects/pnet/

That's all the projects, other than .NET, I'm aware of at this time.

Joe
 
Hello

Drunkalot said:
Is there a CLR for linux???

Mono and DotGNU that Joe pointed in hist post run under Linux. But they are
not as mature as Microsoft .NET implementation, but they will soon be
mature, and might even be better than Microsoft.NET, who knows?

Best regards,
Sherif
 
Sherif said:
Hello




Mono and DotGNU that Joe pointed in hist post run under Linux. But they are
not as mature as Microsoft .NET implementation, but they will soon be
mature, and might even be better than Microsoft.NET, who knows?

Best regards,
Sherif

There is a Windows build of mono that you might want to try:

Go to the download page at mono.ximian.com

It's a simple *.exe setup file to install.
 

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